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The St. Croix National Scenic Riverway is a great place to fish!
Clean water and a wide variety of underwater habitats make for outstanding fishing opportunities on the St. Croix and Namekagon rivers. On the Namekagon River upstream of Hayward, Wisconsin, the cold water habitat has received national recognition for the naturally reproducing brown and brook trout fisheries.Areas of the St. Croix River are fast with a rocky bottom. The stretch from Danbury, Wisconsin, down to the Indian Head Flowage north of St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin, is recognized as one of the finest smallmouth bass fisheries in the country. Downstream of Taylors Falls, Minnesota, the river is home to many warmer water species: bass, walleyes, saugers, northern pike, muskellunge, catfish, suckers, sturgeon, carp, and pan fish abound.
Do you know the rules?
Because the St. Croix River is a boundary between Minnesota and Wisconsin for much of its length, anglers need to know where they are fishing to be legal. The state boundary begins approximately 2.5 miles downstream of Riverside Landing. Upstream of this point, the St. Croix flows in Wisconsin. The entire Namekagon River is in Wisconsin and fishing follows Wisconsin rules. The Angler's Guide contains detailed information to help you untangle the regulations.
Do you need the services of a guide?
A number of fishing guides hold permits to operate on the Riverway. The Outfitters page lists these guides.
If you plan to eat the fish you catch here, be aware there are consumption guidelines. The Wisconsin DNR Fishing Consumption page offers information specific to the St. Croix River. Search using the online query tool.
Your help is needed to keep the Riverway a premier fishing area. Follow all the steps to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. Never dump or release live bait into the river. The use of live crayfish for bait is prohibited on the Riverway.
Help prevent lead poisoning in birds and other wildlife. Inexpensive alternatives to traditional lead tackle exist.The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency offers excellent tips about ways to get the lead out.
Catch and Release
Help fish survive a catch and release experience. Handle fish with wet hands to prevent damaging their skin. Use circle hooks that catch the fish on the lips instead of hooking them internally. Are you up for learning a new technique?


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Celebrity Eclipse Cruise Review by ladyxsara: Very disappointed with Celebrity
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Very disappointed with Celebrity
Destination: Baltic Sea
Embarkation: Southampton
It has been two years since my last cruise with Celebrity which was on this ship. How things have changed.
The food in the main dining room: The presentation has lost its wow factor. Menu very boring. Previously food has tasted fresh and now I have the feeling that most of it is cook/chill and just reheated on board - especially the vegetables. Where have the flowers gone? Where is the string quartet? (This is now a duo!!). The waiters also wore a different uniform for the evening.
The food in the Tuscan Grille was also disappointing - who ever heard of brown minestrone soup? Not worth the extra fee. The waitress wore a very dirty uniform.
How we missed being mobbed by the bar staff. The bar staff very quickly know who is on a drinks package. It could take 20 minutes to get a drink. We even waited 20 minutes for the waiter to ask what we ordered, and then we waited another 20 minutes for the drink to arrive. We did notice that those who paid for their drinks More were served a lot quicker.
Prices for spa services have increased with far fewer special offers.
Our stateroom steward was the shining light on our cruise. Shaun and his assistant were always available and happy to chat. Nothing was too much trouble for them.
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Remain vigilant during this storm season
Published: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 at 11:08 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 at 11:48 a.m.
The issue: Latest storm.
We suggest: A bullet dodged.
When the latest tropical storm passed us by this weekend, we caught a break by missing a blow from Mother Nature.
We also got yet another warning that storm season is here and that the next one can be upon us in a matter of days.
We dont have weeks to come up with plans for what to do and where to go.
We have hours or, at best, a day or two.
Thats why its essential that we come up with evacuation plans before the next storm comes up -- which could be at any time in the next few months.
Yes, we should count our blessings that this storm didnt damage homes and businesses and force thousands to flee.
But we cant be blind enough to think that our good luck will last forever.
We need to remain mindful that we live and work in harms way and for half the year, that means the constant threat of hurricanes that, as Texas recently found, can develop in as little as a day.
That is, of course, an extreme case of a storm coming up so suddenly, but it should be enough of a warning to let us know that it can and does happen.
And when it does, we dont have much time to react.
So, please do what you can now to prepare.
Make sure the members of your family know what the standard plan will be in the event that a storm does make it necessary to leave.
Let loved ones know what to expect -- not to panic them, especially the young ones, but to prepare them for something that will happen sooner or later.
Make sure the preparations at your home can be completed in a short period of time. We wont always have days to board up windows and clear our yards of clutter.
And make plans now for what you plan to do with your pets. As so many heartbroken pet owners in and around New Orleans found out after Hurricane Katrina, leaving pets locked inside with a few days worth of food is not a good plan.
Call ahead to hotels and motels that might be evacuation destinations to see whether they accommodate pet owners.
And make sure you have enough pet carriers and enough space in your vehicle to carry them all.
Pets are like members of our families, but too often, they are afterthoughts in our emergency preparations.
We all should celebrate our good fortune that this storm passed us by and left no marks.
But we know that our fortune is not permanent and that a storm will come this way.
Take this chance to get ready for it.
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Comedian's co-written comic drama follows festive conventions flawlessly
Pantomime is one of the great festive traditions and the version of Dick Whittington envisaged by John Bishop in this one-off comedy drama checked off every single one of the clichés. Taking a writer's credit alongside Jonathan Harvey of Gimme Gimme Gimme fame, the Liverpool comic drew on his experiences on regional stages near the beginning of his showbiz career in pulling together the script.
Bishop starred as Lewis Loud, a local radio DJ making his pantomime debut at the Grand Theatre Lancaster as part of a group of characters straight out of central casting. There was soap star Tamsin Taylor (Sheridan Smith), famous for playing "Mad Mindy the Axe Murderer", as principal boy Dick; a well-spoken Shakespearean actor reduced to the role of pantomime dame; a bad-tempered dwarf whose role as Tickles the Cat seemed like a step backwards after the previous year's Snow White; and an accident-prone Chesney Hawkes, who was (quite literally, after falling down a manhole five minutes in) wheeled onto the stage to perform his big hit "The One and Only" at regular intervals during the show.
The show itself, and the growing tensions between the cast in the hours leading up to its opening night, were entertaining enough but what gave Panto! depth was the attempts by Lewis to rekindle a relationship with his estranged son, Paul (Daniel Bishop). Ex-wife Gina (Kaye Wragg) and her new partner had won an exotic winter holiday as part of a dubious-sounding jingle-writing competition, leaving Lewis to juggle his son, theatrical duties and his blossoming relationship with co-star Tamsin. The situation theoretically became further complicated when the DJ was offered the chance to join his new love on hotly hyped reality show Celebrity Sleigh Ride, although whether the show itself would go on was never really in any doubt. Just as in the medium which gave Panto! it its name, certain conventions must be followed in a family primetime drama - and yet, the end result seems no worse off for it.
The all-star cast contributed some fantastic performances, with cracking one-liners and some surprisingly hilarious physical comedy - albeit mostly with the hapless Hawkes, sent up throughout as its victim with good humour (as it's tiresome to be cynical at Christmas, the presence of a new song playing out over the show's closing credits shall be written off as purely coincidental). Sam Spiro as egomaniac producer Di (pictured above right, with Mark Benton as Francis, the show's director) was hugely entertaining while panto dame Michael Cochrane stole the show, delivering most of the best lines and acting as conscience and cautionary tale for Lewis in a gorgeously mellifluous voice. Ami Metcalf, deliberately mis-cast as the show's leading lady, played a similarly sweet-natured girl making the best of an awkward situation as she did the other night in Call the Midwife's Christmas special, and her atonal perfomance of "Like a Virgin" while clothed in shiny plastic was perfectly pitched to be cringeworthy.
Bishop himself hardly seems to have to act at all - Lewis' radio schtick consists mainly of bad jokes and comedic sound effects, while if the credits are to be believed the actor who portrays the DJ's son bears a name suspiciously close to Bishop's own - but by the end of the show, I was rooting for him regardless. Watching him demonstrate how he would perform improvisational stand-up to a cynical director during dress rehearsal was far funnier than the comedy itself.
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Frozen Strawberry Banana Salads
1 May 2010
|Canned strawberry pie filling
|21 Ounce (1 Can)
|Vanilla ice cream
|1 Pint, softened
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|3 Medium, chopped
|Chopped toasted almonds
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
Stir together pie filling, softened ice cream, and lemon juice.
Stir in bananas and nuts.
Turn mixture into 8 individual molds.
Cover and freeze till firm.
Recipe Summary
Course:Dessert, Fruit Dessert
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2166 Calories from Fat 623
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 69 g105.8%
Saturated Fat 34 g169.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 211.2 mg70.4%
Sodium 797.3 mg33.2%
Total Carbohydrates 366 g122%
Dietary Fiber 20 g80%
Sugars 248.2 g
Protein 29 g58.6%
Vitamin A 538.1% Vitamin C 173.2%
Calcium 78.1% Iron 27.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
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SCIENTIST AT WORK: Caleb E. Finch
Explorer of Aging Process Is Lighting Candles in the Dark
Published: May 20, 1997
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He recalled that the prevailing view when he was a graduate student at Rockefeller University in the 1960's was that ''there was a fixed number of cell divisions and then the cells die.'' Decades later, Dr. James F. Fries of Stanford University applied this notion to whole organisms. He proposed that as chronic diseases of aging became more preventable or treatable, most people would live into their 80's, then they would all die off precipitously in a compression of mortality. But, Dr. Finch said, ''It is now apparent that there is no such rigid programming to the human life span.''
Rather, he said, the rate of aging is most likely a function of gene expression interacting with the environment, ''and this is anything but a rigid program in most organisms.''
''It is open at many steps to environmental modifications,'' he said. ''Our goal is to understand these environmental factors and how to manipulate them to enhance health.''
Another prevailing view of aging -- that a high metabolic rate places strong constraints on life span ''as if there were just a certain number of calories you could burn and then you die'' -- has also been found invalid, Dr. Finch said. ''Any pattern of metabolism could lead to a short or a long life span,'' he said. ''Life span is not a strict function of size or metabolic rate.''
To document this point, he examined the longevity of birds, which have very high metabolic rates. ''There are lots of examples of birds that live more than 50 years and show no signs of aging,'' he said.
Then there are the very long-lived animals and plants -- fish, clams, trees, among others -- that age so slowly that their rate of aging can be called negligible. Dr. Finch said, ''There are life spans that exceed 100 years with little indication of reproductive decline, gross pathology or increased mortality risk during aging. These examples challenge the theory of evolutionary biologists that senescence will always creep in.''
The first workshop ever on slow aging, held today in Los Angeles, was organized by Dr. Finch to search for appropriate fish models, for example, the orange roughy, which could provide clues to very slow aging and a very long life span.
Noting that Americans and others are already outliving the biblical life span of ''three score years and ten,'' he points to another more obscure biblical reference -- 120 years -- as the more likely maximum human life span. And, for those who need validation of his calculations, he cites the longest lived person on record, Jeanne Calment of Arles, France, who turned 122 in February, her mind still sharp and tongue witty, despite an increasingly frail body.
Dr. Finch believes the very old -- human and otherwise -- harbor ''a gold mine of information'' that scientists should be exploring. ''Do very old people have a set of genes that protects them?'' he wonders. For example, he said, there is a gene, ApoE4, that is associated with an increased risk of Alzheimer's disease, heart attack and stroke. ''Yet there are people with two copies of this gene who are in their upper 80's and 90's,'' he said. ''Clearly there are multiple forces and mechanisms at work in determining life span, but we have no clue right now as to what they are. It's a wonderful puzzle.''
In 1990, Dr. Finch's book ''Longevity, Senescence and the Genome'' was published by the University of Chicago Press. In researching the book, Dr. Finch latched onto the role of hormones, not just as critical agents in development but also as being ''fundamentally important in determining specific events of aging in both plants and animals,'' he said. Currently, there is an explosion of interest in the role of estrogen in preserving the health and vitality of the aging brain.
Dr. Finch, who plots his life in decade intervals, expects hormones to dictate his research interests for the next 10 years. And after that? ''Who knows where the work will lead?'' said the scientist who is always open to new ideas.
Photo: Dr. Caleb E. Finch, investigator of Alzheimer's disease, in his office at the University of Southern California. (Michael Tweed for The New York Times)


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MICHAEL GIARDINA APPOINTED ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR HUMAN RESOURCESPosted July 28 at 3:31pm
Michael Giardina, who has served for over 9 years as principal of Minisink Valley Middle School, has been named the district's Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources. He will begin in the new position on August 1.
The Minisink Valley Central School District Board of Education and administrators are pleased and excited to have Mr. Giardina as part of the administrative team at the central office. He will bring to the position the same outstanding qualities that made him an effective and successful building administrator to the Minisink Valley Middle School.
A search is underway to appoint another strong leader for the middle school. In the interim, the Board of Education has appointed Assistant Principal Michael Larsen to serve as the Acting Middle School Principal, also effective August 1.
Mr. Larsen, along with Assistant Principal Mr. Stephen Caldwell and the middle school's Main Office staff, will work throughout August to ensure a smooth opening to the school year for students and faculty.
HIGH SCHOOL PTO COLOR RUNPosted July 26 at 12:58pm
The Minisink Valley PTO is hosting a Fall Color Run on Sunday, October 2nd at 7:30am. All are encouraged to support Minisink Valley Students while enjoying a great, healthy experience. Please click here for more information or to register.
CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2016!Posted July 1 at 11:28am
On the evening of Friday, June 24, the MVHS Class of 2016 welcomed family and friends to celebrate the Annual Commencement Exercises at the John Bell Athletic Field.
School pride, praise, reflection and encouragement were expressed throughout the ceremony. Superintendent Brian Monahan and Principal Kenneth Hauck acknowledged the remarkable accomplishments of the Class of 2016 and affirmed their confidence in the graduates' preparedness to succeed in their next steps. Student speakers challenged their peers to go beyond aspirations of personal success and give of themselves to make a contribution to the world.
Congratulations, graduates of the Class of 2016 — may you continue to grow, thrive and inspire into the future.
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CLASS OF 2016 BACCALAUREATE EXERCISESPosted June 23 at 3:39pm
The Class of 2016 Baccalaureate Exercises on June 20 delivered a generous mix of the solemn, the inspirational, and the playful.
The JROTC Colorguard opened the ceremonies to the traditional "Pomp and Circumstance," and Principal Kenneth Hauck led the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Directed by music and choral teacher Victor Izzo III, the Chamber Choir entertained with Chicago's "Baby What a Big Surprise," and the Senior Ensemble kicked it up with an animated rendition of Twenty One Pilots' "Stressed Out."Click to view full article
NYSPHSAA RECOGNIZES 21 MINSINK VARSITY TEAMS WITH SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARDSPosted June 20 at 2:22pm
During the 2015-2016 academic year, 21 of 23 Minisink Valley High School varsity teams were recognized as state scholar-athlete teams, balancing their hard work commitment to their sport with a high level of academic achievement. Among those recognized were the girls track and field team, which had the highest composite GPA of all awarded Minisink teams with 96.2.
The New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA), the governing body for interscholastic athletics in New York state, recognizes academic achievement through its Scholar Athlete Team Award Program. Varsity teams must have a cumulative GPA of 90 or above to earn the NYSPHSAA recognition.Click to view full article
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2015-16 ACADEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTSPosted June 16 at 3:39pm
Minisink Valley High School 2015-16 Academic Awards Night took place on June 7 in the Arthur Andrews Auditorium. Families, district officials, faculty, and representatives from the organizations dispensing the awards and scholarships, all came together to celebrate the students' commitment to learning and academic achievement.
Congratulations to all award recipients, and many thanks to the award donors!
Click here for a list of awards, scholarships and recipients. Click on post's title for additional photos.
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CHORUS STUDENT BRINGS INSPIRATION TO UNEXPECTED PLACEPosted June 16 at 10:22am
Like most closet-like space, the storage room in the high school music suite has been seen as merely utilitarian – until chorus member Rebecca Biddle took another look at it.
Inspired by the June 12 Relay for Life event to support cancer research and individuals and families affected by cancer, Rebecca saw an opportunity to bring energy and meaning to the walls of the storage room.
Putting her artistic talent to work, she combined the chorus logo with the theme imprinted on t-shirts used for the Relay for Life event and painted a mural that is sure to add light and hope to an otherwise unremarkable space.
Thank you, Rebecca!
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HIGH SCHOOL CHAMBER CHOIR AND SCHOOL COMMUNITY RAISE FUNDS FOR "RELAY FOR LIFE"Posted June 15 at 4:52pm
The High School Chamber Choir participated in a luminary ceremony held during the American Cancer Society Relay for Life at Goshen High School on June 12. Joined by several alumni members, the chorus performed "In Remembrance" and "Sun and Moon" adding a special touch to this very moving ceremony.
Relay for Life raises funds for cancer research and to assist individuals battling cancer. The Chamber Choir sponsored a team – Walk with Caitlin, Fly with Juliette – in memory of Caitlin Hammaren, a 2005 graduate, and Juliette Lia, a 2008 graduate. Counting over 170 participants, and together with the larger school community, the team raised over $14,000 towards this worthy cause.
A special thank you to team captains Madeline Guyette, Rebecca Biddle, and all the parents who attended and supported the event.
JUNE 2016 REGENTS TESTING, TRANSPORTATION AND DRIVING INFORMATIONPosted June 14 at 8:57am
Click here for information regarding regents testing and transportation. Additionally, please be advised that we will be allowing underclassmen with valid drivers licenses to park on the Minisink campus during the following Regents testing days (June 15 - June 22, 2016). Students who choose to drive must park in the designated student parking lots (tennis court lot and the upper lot), student are not permitted to park in the faculty lots. This is a temporary privilege for underclassmen and will not apply to driving privileges during the school year, as we only allow seniors to park on campus do to limiting parking spots.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2016 VALEDICTORIAN, SALUTATORIANPosted June 8 at 4:11pm
Minisink Valley High School is proud to announce its 2016 Valedictorian, Morgan Ratynski, and Salutatorian, Julia Cirillo.
"On behalf of the Minisink Valley school community, we want to congratulate these young women for their outstanding accomplishments and leadership," said MVHS Principal Kenneth Hauck. "They continuously challenged themselves, pushed their limits, and gave of themselves to their community to reach this milestone. We celebrate their success with their families and friends, and we are confident they will go on to change the world and to make us proud."
Valedictorian Morgan Ratynski will be attending the University of Delaware, Newark, DE. She is yet to declare a major but is interested in journalism. She hopes to study abroad and plans to go on to graduate school.
Morgan is currently the vice president of the Key Club, secretary of the National Honor Society, secretary of the Book Club, Junior Leader of the Drama Club's House Crew, and an active member of the Future Business Leaders of America. Since her freshman year, she has also worked as a volunteer with developmentally disabled adults in the ROOTS program. Morgan enjoys working at Studio Ayo Fitness Center, spending time with her family and friends, and volunteering whenever possible to give back to her community.
Morgan is the daughter of Deborah and Kevin Ratynski.Click to view full article


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The top two seeds, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, are the favorites to advance to the French Open final. However, each face a tricky semifinal opponent.
By Matt Wilansky, ESPN.com
No. 1 Roger Federer vs. 4. Nikolay Davydenko Ostensibly this looks like a mismatch all around. Federer has played and defeated Davydenko in all eight of their career encounters.
Their last was a straight-sets drubbing at the U.S. Open semifinals last year. Then in January at the Australian Open, Federer conceded a set but went on to win in four.
So why will this time be any different?
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Dates: June 26-July 9
Defending champions: Venus Williams, Roger Federer
Coverage: ESPN2
Time difference: Great Britain is 5 hours ahead of ET
Week 2
• Day 13: Federer wins men's title
• Garber: Federer maintains supremecy
• Sheppard: Nadal No. 2, and closing, on grass
• Notebook: Gilbert deal to coach Murray not official ... yet
• Jensen: Federer learned from French Open
• Day 12: Mauresmo wins women's title
• Garber:Mauresmo keeps nerves in check
• Sheppard: Bryans complete career Grand Slam
• Shriver, Fernandez: Mauresmo held up when it mattered
• Men's final preview: Nadal won't be an easy out
• Day 11: Men's semis
• Garber: Flawless Federer
• Sheppard: Don't write off Nadal on grass
• Notebook: Henin-Hardenne doesn't watch women's tennis
• Day 10: Women's semis | Nadal reaches semifinals
• Garber: Mauresmo breaks through
• Garber: Nadal's transition to grass
• Shriver: Two Grand Slam finals in one
• Navratilova loses final Wimbledon match
• Paul Goldstein blog
• Day 9: Men's quarterfinals
• Garber: Baghdatis awaits Nadal-Nieminen winner
• Garber: Navratilova wants one more title
• Sheppard: Bjorkman wins five-set marathon
• Notebook: Women's semifinal previews
• Nestor-Knowles win longest Grand Slam doubles match in history
• Day 8: Women's quarterfinals
• Garber: Belgians meet for third time in '06
• Garber: Mauresmo at home in Wimbledon
• Hawkins: Sharapova not fazed by streaker, Dementieva
• Notebook: Quarterfinal previews
• Day 7: Men | Women
• Garber: Ancic hopes to end Federer's streak
• Sheppard: State of American tennis
• Notebook: Na Li makes history for Chinese
• Week 1 photo gallery
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I love FFXII, it's one of my favorites in my favorite series. So much so that I don't want it to end, and in three playthroughs, though not really playthroughs, I haven't beaten it.
A lot of fans decried the influence that FFXI's MMO style had on this game, but not me. Nope, I love it and the more traditional entries the same.
One thing about FFXI was that it's pretty hardcore, in a masochistic way that's usually reserved for, I dunno, tactical RPGs. And a little bit of that rubbed off on XII, and it kinda pisses me off.
I'm talking about the randomized treasure chests. Most of the chests in the game do not hold specific contents - it works most of the time. But then they include it in rare chests. Like the Demonsbane sword in King Raithwall's Tomb.
For the uninitiated: the sword is a rare weapon, one of the most powerful, by far, available at this point in the game (about 30 hours in, though I've spent my time grinding and savoring every minute, so call it maybe... 20 hours in?). To get access to it, you need to beat an optional boss. the boss is no pushover, though if you spent time acquiring your Quickenings like I did early on in the game, he's not so bad. Kinda easy, actually.
Well... I just got the sword. After reloading 11 times, by my count. Not only do I have to reload, but I have to walk along a lone corridor and down some long stairs to even get to the chest (which also has a chance of not even appearing at all!). Look, I know the sword shouldn't be easy to get, but christ, just make it a sure thing. Because I'm gonna reload, and I'm gonna get it, eventually. Nothing challenging about that. If you want a challenge, then make the boss harder. Don't put me through this tedium. An odd head-scratcher of a design choice, to be sure.
For those who haven't played it, but plan to, here's some advice: use the guide. If you want the ultimate weapon, the Zodiac Spear, in the game, it's easy to miss. It can be gotten the hard way (i.e. a randomized chest), but the chances of getting it that way are 1/1000. No joke.
I've camped rare NMs in FFXI, for hours, just to get some special boots (Leaping Lizzy comes to mind). My patience for that type of bullshit is gone. It's part of why I stopped playing FFXI! So don't subject me to this stuff in XII, please. Thanks. Remember, FFXII, I love you.
Hey, speaking of Quickenings. Out of all the overblown summons and limit breaks in the series, these have gotta be my favorite, visually. They just look fantastic, and better yet, every time you use one, you get to see them over and over! Yeah, a little sarcasm here. I do tire of watching them, especially the lengthier level 3s, but they do look pretty great regardless. My personal favorite are those of Ashe, especially her level 2 one, Heaven's Wrath. Cool stuff. What are your favorites?
Ok, I still love this game, but after going through that bullshit to get the sword, I had to vent. Apologies offered.


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Focal Easy Guide to Final Cut Pro 4: For new users and professionals / Edition 1by Rick Young
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Pub. Date: 01/22/2004
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
In this highly visual, color book Rick Young covers all the essential areas: the interface, set-up and capture, editing, rendering, effects, audio and output, as well as a unique, invaluable introduction to the power LiveType and Soundtrack add to Final Cut in this upgrade.
With this book you can start cutting immediately, whatever you edit, whatever
In this highly visual, color book Rick Young covers all the essential areas: the interface, set-up and capture, editing, rendering, effects, audio and output, as well as a unique, invaluable introduction to the power LiveType and Soundtrack add to Final Cut in this upgrade.
With this book you can start cutting immediately, whatever you edit, whatever the format. This is an ideal introduction whether you are a professional moving over to Final Cut Pro from another package or system, a new user, or a real-world film maker who wants to get the best results from Final Cut Pro, fast!
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The Digital Laboratory
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Inside your Mac
How Much Hard Drive Space?
Before and After Firewire
Video Formats
Television Aspect Ratio
Loading the Software
Initial Setup
Easy Setup
DV Audio
Creating a DV 32 kHz Easy Setup
The Interface
Arranging the Interface
Learning a Custom Layout
Important Details about the Interface
Button Bars
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Setting Scratch Disks
Working with Formats other than DV
Methods of Capturing DV Footage
Deck Control
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Capture Clip
Capture Now
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Selectively Capturing using Batch Capture
Getting the Most Out of the Capture Process
Importing Music from CD
Converting Audio Sample Rates
Organizing your Footage
Viewing Clips
Playing Video through Firewire
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Searching for Clips
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Getting Started with Editing
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Three Point Editing
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Directing the Flow of Audio/Video
Locking Tracks
Adding and Deleting Tracks
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Fifty events light up the nights in Trieste: from dawn to rock concerts nights a giant billboard for the summer! From June to September a great season of shows, theater, music, cinema, culture
TRIESTELOVESJAZZ - from 11 July to 14 August 2016
Promoted by the Municipality of Trieste and organised by the Casa della Musica – Scuola di Musica 55 in 2016 TriesteLovesJazz celebrates its tenth edition.
MIKA On 28th July 2016
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KIFE from 5th to 8th September 2016
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Fifth edition of the European Exhibition of Scientific Research
BARCOLANA 48 from 7th-9th October 2016
The Barcolana is one of the most crowded regatta in the world! Nearly 2,000 boats on the second Sunday of October, in the Gulf of Trieste.
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The biennial B2B leading international exhibition in the theme of the espresso coffee trade industry is an event that brings together all aspects of the coffee industry under one roof. It took place in the warehouses of the old port of Trieste.
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5 Greatest Pat Summitt MomentsAs we look back at the Hall of Famer's career, here are Pat Summitt's greatest moments.
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U of H Names New Women's Basketball CoachVirginia associate head coach replaces Jen Rizzotti
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Six Possible Big 12 CandidatesAs the Big 12 looks to add more teams, fans around Connecticut have naturally been pining for UConn. Here are the resumes of potential expansion candidates, and how they compare to the Huskies.
UConn Adds New York Guard To 2016-17 Recruiting ClassUConn has added a guard from New York City to its highly touted 2016-17 recruiting class.
Rizzotti Leaves Hawks For ColonialsPosted a 305-181 record in 17 seasons at the University of Hartford
Injuries Already Taking Toll For Fantasy Baseball Owners In 2016First, it was the Arizona Diamondbacks losing outfielder A.J. Pollock before the season even began, and now it's the Chicago Cubs losing catcher/outfielder Kyle Schwarber in the first week. The San Diego Padres also may have lost starting pitcher Tyson Ross for awhile. What do you do if these guys are on your roster?
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Does anyone know the decendants of Moses Yeardley who was a Landlord of the said public house? I am a decendant of his brother Arthur Yeardley, my father was named after him. I know that his Mother was the Landlady of The Royal Oak in Chapletown and that this pub is supposed to be haunted? Hope someone out there can help? ...Read full memory
I visited & spent happy times in Ecclesfied Park when I was a boy and a pupil at Meynell Road primary, junior & senior school from 1944-1954. It was a very good school & I would like to hear from anyone who could share happy memories of those bygone days. Thanks, George Quixall.
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One of the offseason goals articulated by Tennessee coach Jeff Fisher was to add more speed to his linebacker corps, and the Titans accomplished that goal on Monday morning, as ESPN.com learned that the club has reached a contract agreement with unrestricted free agent David Thornton.
The four-year veteran, who had played his entire career with the Indianapolis Colts, will sign a five-year contract that averages about $4.5 million annually. The deal includes $8 million in bonuses.
Thornton, 27, will team with Keith Bulluck, one of the best if unheralded defenders in the league, to give the Titans a standout tandem of outside linebackers. Tennessee is likely to lose two veteran linebackers, Brad Kassell and Rocky Boiman, in free agency. But even if that weren't the case, the Titans probably would have pursued Thornton, rated by ESPN.com as the No. 22 most attractive free agent.
Over the weekend, Thornton, who had hoped to remain in Indianapolis and will find it difficult to leave Colts coach Tony Dungy, visited with Titans officials. So impressed was Thornton by Fisher, defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz and linebackers coach Dave McGinnis that he extended his stay and instructed agent Brian Macker to start negotiations.
Thornton was to have visited with the Seattle Seahawks later this week.
The Colts had made some contract overtures to Thornton toward the end of the season but did not have sufficient cap room at the time to complete an extension. The team's recent history in free agency is that it does not overpay at the linebacker position and Thornton is just the latest in a series of starting linebackers to leave the Colts in free agency.
A former North Carolina standout, Thornton was a fourth-round choice in the 2002 draft, just the 106th player chosen overall that year. But he moved into the starting lineup in his second season and has been a fixture there ever since. After playing the 2003 season at strongside linebacker, Thornton moved to the weak side in 2004 and started there for two years. Bulluck has also started at both outside spots for the Titans, and so the pair provides the inventive Schwartz considerable flexibility.
In 63 games, including 47 starts, Thornton has 394 tackles, three sacks, three interceptions, five passes defensed and four forced fumbles. While he isn't a flashy player, Thornton is a terrific two-way defender, stout against the run and able to drop and cover. As a starter over the past three seasons he averaged 117.3 tackles and he posted a career-best 158 tackles in 2003.
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Buccaneers and scallywags from across the seas will make their way to Airlie Beach this weekend for to celebrate International Talk Like A Pirate Day.
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The event, which has been running in Airlie for eight years is the only chance you'll have in 2013 to walk around in public dressed in your best pirate attire (eye patch and parrot included) and not have the world think you're mad.
Event organiser Captain Dan Van Blarcom says while the festivities in Airlie are not raising money for any cause, it's a great community event that brings people together.
"Anybody can come and dress up as a pirate and wander around town," says the Captain.
"One of the things that's really neat about it is you're walking down the street and you wave your hook at somebody and they go 'arr' and you go 'arr' and you've got no idea who they arr!"
Cap'n Dan says while the resident pirates can be a rowdy crew, they'll be on their best behaviour.
"We're the polite pirates and we always use our manners and say please and thank you and ensure our guests always come first."
According to Talk Like a Pirate Day officials, John Baur (Ol' Chumbucket") and Mark Summers (Capn'n Slappy) are credited for creating the concept of the first ever Internaitonal Talk Like A Pirate Day in 1995.
Since then it has grown in popularity and is now officially celebrated on September 19 in more than 40 countries around the world.
But the day holds a special place in the hearts of Airlie residents.
"We have the Airlie Beach markets in the morning, then in the afternoon we get down to one of our favourite drinking holes in the middle of Airlie Beach and we have a couple of jugs of beer and maybe a couple of rums and we wave our hooks in the air!"
The night will then be finished off with some pirate hip hop music.
Cap'n Dan says while they're expecting a good crowd, it's not about the numbers.
"Mass participation sounds nice but sitting back with your mates and discussing the seven seas pirate code (guidelines really) means that all the pirates get together often and they discuss the code with plenty of good cheer."
Once you've got your costume organised the question is: how does one talk like a pirate?
Cap'n Dan has some tips.
The Five "As"
1. Ahoy - hello.
2. Avast - stand and give attention.
3. Aye - yes, I agree with you.
4. Aye aye - compliance.
5. Arr - can mean anything you want it to mean.
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Ratings and Reviews for Sonic
Aug 03 2015
Mike N. via Yelp
Had a hatch green chili burger, double with bacon and cheese. Asked for it plain and got everything again. Apparently "only hatch chillies" means also add...read more
Sep 07 2015
Kristin A. via Yelp
Just waited in the drive through line for over 30 minutes, and when we finally pulled up to the window our order wasn't even done. We could have had a sit...read more
Dec 23 2015
Rick B. via Yelp
Great $ .79 cheese burgers today, pepper poppers and tots great, strawberry limeade over the top.read more
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